Plus drôles que lae plus drôle de tes potes
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Saint-Gilles
Show
Plus drôles que lae plus drôle de tes potes
Plus drôles que lae plus drôle de tes potes
A special Pride stand-up comedy line-up in Brussels featuring exclusively FINTAQ performers (women, intersex, non-binary, trans, agender and queer people)
The Sous-Entendu-e-s stand-up nights are Brussels-based shows featuring exclusively FINTAQ performers (women, intersex, non-binary, trans, agender and queer people) for a magical moment where we laugh a lot (and I mean a lot!) in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with an electric vibe! The world is going to hell, but we’re here to empower ourselves, cheer each other up and be together
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Saint-Gilles
Show
Plus drôles que lae plus drôle de tes potes
Bal des Rainbow Seniors de Bruxelles
Résidence Vulpia Clos Bizet
Anderlecht
Various
Bal des Rainbow Seniors de Bruxelles
Nos mémoires dans la rue, reprendre place dans l’espace public
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Conferences and conventions
Nos mémoires dans la rue, reprendre place dans l’espace public
Transgender Awareness Workshop (in English)
The objective of this Transgender Awareness Workshop is to raise public awareness of transgender issues in an accessible and interactive way, and to show how the social construction of gender norms and stereotypes can lead to phenomena of exclusion and discrimination.
Information and registration : contact@genrespluriels.be
Fee : 10,00 € (free for members of Genres Pluriels)
RainbowHouse - Salle Marsha P. Johnson
Brussels
Courses and workshops
Transgender Awareness Workshop (in English)
Eurovision on Big Screen
Join us for the Eurovision Song Contest on the big screen!
Everyone is welcome.
Arrive early — once we’re full, we’re full, and the atmosphere gets lively fast.
Expect big performances, sing-alongs, great cocktails, and an unforgettable night.
Join us for the Eurovision Song Contest on the big screen!
Everyone is welcome.
Arrive early — once we’re full, we’re full, and the atmosphere gets lively fast.
Expect big performances, sing-alongs, great cocktails, and an unforgettable night.
12/05 and 14/05 are the semi final warm ups. We might not be many, but you'll get in the right mood fast :-)
16/05 expect a lot of people so come early! Entrance is free.
Eurovision Song Contest
Au Bassin
Brussels
Various
Eurovision on Big Screen
Orian Barki & Meriem Bennani - Bouchra
The jackal Bouchra faces a wall of silence from her mother after coming out. A must-see animated feature that takes you from New York to Casablanca.
Bouchra is a jackal living in New York, where she works as a filmmaker. She navigates a life involving an ex-girlfriend, her parents and aunts in Casablanca, and the unexpected pull of a new fling with a bear. As she works on a film, Bouchra returns to the tender fault line between herself and her mother, Aicha, a cardiologist whose steady love is bruised by the silence that followed Bouchra’s coming out. This semi-autobiographical story is a marvel, written by visual artist Meriem Bennani, Orian Barki and Ayla Mrabet.
The film is based on conversations Bennani recorded with her family and friends in Morocco. Voices captured in cars, kitchens, and on phone calls are recreated by animated creatures whose softness allows difficult truths to slip through. In Barki and Bennani’s unique aesthetic, the playful world of animal-like characters mingles with documentary honesty.
Fiction becomes a journey toward maternal recognition and the search for a language of queerness; daughterhood a negotiation between duty and desire; storytelling a fragile attempt to repair what distance has frayed. In one of the most remarkable moving-image works of 2025, Bouchra opens a luminous space where a family cautiously begins to speak again.
Cinema Galeries
Brussels
Cinema
Orian Barki & Meriem Bennani - Bouchra
Rainbow tours of Brussels given by L-tour
Through uncommon anecdotes and significant events of Brussels LGBTQIA+ herstory and history, the sociologist Marian Lens unveils the rainbow aspects of the capital of Europe!
The guiding tour will end at the Rainbowhouse of Brussels or at the Grands Carmes
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.
Departure : RainbowHouse ofBrussels
Practical information: https://www.l-tour.be/en/agenda/
EN - FR – NL
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Rainbow tours of Brussels given by L-tour
Through uncommon anecdotes and significant events of Brussels LGBTQIA+ herstory and history, the sociologist Marian Lens unveils the rainbow aspects of the capital of Europe!
The guiding tour will end at the Rainbowhouse of Brussels or at the Grands Carmes, in the centre of the Rainbow Village, where you might enjoy taking a drink and having a nice rainbowchat.
• Friday/Vendredi/vrijdag 8/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Saturday/Samedi/Zaterdag 9/5 (10:30 – 12:00)
• Tuesday/Mardi/Dinsdag 12/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Thursday/Jeudi/Donderdag 14/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Friday/Vendredi/vrijdag 15/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Saturday/Samedi/Zaterdag 16/5 (10:30 – 12:00)
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.
Departure/Départ/Vertrek : RainbowHouse of Brussels (sponsor) - RainbowHouse of Brussels (Rue du Marché-au-Charbon 42 Kolenmarkt – 1000 Bruxelles/Brussel/s).
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Parcours Rainbow de Bruxelles organisés par L-tour
Des anecdotes insolites aux événements marquants de l’histoire LGBTQIA+, Marian Lens, sociologue, vous fera découvrir Bruxelles la cosmopolite aux couleurs de l’arc-en- ciel.
Le parcours se terminera à la Rainbowhouse ou aux Grands Carmes au centre du Rainbow Village où vous pourrez prendre un verre et poursuivre les échanges.
• Friday/Vendredi/vrijdag 8/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Saturday/Samedi/Zaterdag 9/5 (10:30 – 12:00)
• Tuesday/Mardi/Dinsdag 12/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Thursday/Jeudi/Donderdag 14/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Friday/Vendredi/vrijdag 15/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Saturday/Samedi/Zaterdag 16/5 (10:30 – 12:00)
Durée: 1 heure 30 minutes.
Departure/Départ/Vertrek : RainbowHouse of Brussels (sponsor) - RainbowHouse of Brussels (Rue du Marché-au-Charbon 42 Kolenmarkt – 1000 Bruxelles/Brussel/s).
Réservation à l’adresse email : info@l-tour.be.
Gratuit
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Regenboogtoer in Brussel door L-tour
Marian Lens, sociologe, neemt ons mee op ontdekkingstocht in regenboogkleuren naar de plekken in internationaal Brussel waar de LGBTQIA+ geschiedenis zich vanaf de 17de eeuw afspeelde. We ronden onze ontdekkingstocht af met een gezellige babbel en een drankje in het Regenbooghuis van Brussel of op de Grands Carmes.
• Friday/Vendredi/vrijdag 8/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Saturday/Samedi/Zaterdag 9/5 (10:30 – 12:00)
• Tuesday/Mardi/Dinsdag 12/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Thursday/Jeudi/Donderdag 14/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Friday/Vendredi/vrijdag 15/5 (18:30 – 20 :00)
• Saturday/Samedi/Zaterdag 16/5 (10:30 – 12:00)
Duur van de rondleiding : 1 uur 30 min.
Departure/Départ/Vertrek : RainbowHouse of Brussels (sponsor) - RainbowHouse of Brussels (Rue du Marché-au-Charbon 42 Kolenmarkt – 1000 Bruxelles/Brussel/s).
Inschrijving : info@l-tour.be.
Gratis
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Rainbowhouse
Brussels
Guided tours
Rainbow tours of Brussels given by L-tour
Laura Huertas Millán - Coca Orbits
In a lecture performance, Huertas Millán tells the story of how the coca plant is caught between the geopolitical “war on drugs” and colonial regimes of knowledge.
In the Western imagination, the coca plant is largely reduced to cocaine: a drug first industrialised in Europe and entangled with a violent system of extraction, prohibition, and control. But long before this history, coca held healing, ritual, and social significance for Indigenous communities in the Andes, knowledge persistently marginalised by colonial and scientific hegemony.
Since 2018, Colombian artist and filmmaker Laura Huertas Millán has engaged with this layered history. In Curanderxs—presented in an exhibition at argos—she imagined a speculative 17th-century world where femmes clandestinely distribute coca leaves to enslaved Indigenous workers under colonial rule. With this new lecture performance, Huertas Millán creates a hybrid form between live cinema, documentary and science fiction: coca appears as a travelling character, moving from the Andes into global systems of knowledge, control, and desire.
The legal status of the coca leaf is once again under debate at the United Nations, and the so-called “war on drugs” obscures deeper geopolitical and economic interests. But Coca Orbits insists that, more than an object of prohibition, coca is a lens through which we can ask the question—who produces knowledge?
argos centre for audiovisual arts
Brussels
Show
Laura Huertas Millán - Coca Orbits
Pride : récits queer
La Vénerie, Espace Delvaux – Centre Culturel de Watermael-Boitsfort
Watermael-Boitsfort
Festival
Pride : récits queer
I love dancefloor
La Vénerie, Espace Delvaux – Centre Culturel de Watermael-Boitsfort
Watermael-Boitsfort
Exhibitions
I love dancefloor
Drag Queen Opera Quiz
Discover the most fascinating heroines of opera, with live music sparkling with sequins!
For the Pride Week in Brussels, the flamboyant drag queen and singer Élysée Moon invites you to an evening combining a fabulous opera quiz with live performances. Accompanied on the piano by Andrés Soler Castaño, she takes you on a light-hearted journey through the great female figures in the history of opera. Witches, monsters, seductresses and liberated heroines: much like the title role in our new production Medusa, these powerful, sometimes dangerous characters come to life through live-sung excerpts, anecdotes and interactive questions.
Could you recognise some of these heroines just by listening to an aria? Are they truly dangerous, or simply free? Whether you’re a hardcore opera lover or a curious newcomer, enjoy an evening of fun facts, deep emotions and just plain fun in our Fiocco Room!
La Monnaie
Brussels
Show
Drag Queen Opera Quiz
Drag Make-Up Initation
Kevin Champt (they/them) is a multi-format non-binary queer artist from Brussels, also known as 'Rilla' when wandering the streets as a drag queen, or 'Dilly' when putting on a music performance on stage somewhere. Kevin is originally from near the language border (the Halle region), but moved to Brussels after their studies and have stayed here ever since. From contouring to blocking, Kevin will teach and guide you through the whole process of drag make-up. Some tips and tricks to take to the Brussels Pride. Most make-up will be provided, but please do bring your own foundation (if you have one) as every skin tone is different. And ofcourse welcome to bring your favourite glitters, eye shadows, mascara's,... whatever you love to work with
From 18:00-21:00 in Bar Pilar. Registration through link in bio (limited capacity)!
This is a queer community-based event, please make space for those who are part of this community.
Pilar
Ixelles
Courses and workshops
Drag Make-Up Initation
Bears on screen
A selection of short films representing the LGBTQ+ community, presented by Belgium Bearpride
Belgium Bearpride presents Bears on Screen, a selection of short films celebrating the Bear community. Authentic stories, real bodies, body hair, potbellies, and characters of all ages. A film night open to everyone, where every body and every stage of life deserves to be seen on the big screen.
16+ ST FR/NL OND.
GC Pianofabriek
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
Bears on screen
Bears on screen
GC Pianofabriek
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
Bears on screen
Talk from Homografia
Le Belgica
Brussels
Conferences and conventions
Talk from Homografia
VK Unplugged 011 - Paak, Pierre et La Rose
Intimate indie pop and poetic folk on one stage.
VKUnplugged is a series of free live concert evenings where mellow genres like soft rock, indie pop, soul and R’n’B take center stage. Artists present stripped-down acoustic versions of their music in the intimate setting of VK’s Hangar. Paak is a dreamer who turns deep emotions into intimate indie pop that slowly draws you in. After stages like The Voice Belgium and AB Club, he’s building a strong presence with vulnerable performances. Pierre et la Rose blend folk with French chanson, rock and alternative R&B. Their music is both intimate and expansive, creating a poetic world where vulnerability becomes strength.
VK - De Vaartkapoen
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Concert
VK Unplugged 011 - Paak, Pierre et La Rose
Bib Artémys - Marian Lens
Feminist and lesbian icon Marian Lens talks to us about three books that have shaped her life as an activist
Feminist and lesbian icon Marian Lens talks to us about three books that have shaped her life as an activist. Francesca Birlogeanu will provide the evening’s poetic interlude, and Anke Verschueren will moderate the event. The evening will be conducted mainly in Dutch, but translations will be provided on the spot – depending on the languages spoken by the audience – into French and/or English.
Bibliothèque néerlandophone de Saint-Gilles
Saint-Gilles
Conferences and conventions
Bib Artémys - Marian Lens
Apéro Arpentage - "Queers - Riposter à l'injure"
Amid the excitement of Pride Week, PAC and Tels Quels are joining forces to offer an opportunity for collective reflection and discussion around a fundamental question: how can we reclaim power over the words that have hurt us? How can we turn insults into forms of resistance?
Let’s explore together Julien Marsay’s book, Queer – Riposter à l’insulte.
Amid the excitement of Pride Week, PAC and Tels Quels are joining forces to offer an opportunity for collective reflection and discussion around a fundamental question: how can we reclaim power over the words that have hurt us? How can we transform insults into acts of resistance?
On Wednesday 13 May, we will gather in the welcoming setting of the Marsha P. Johnson Room at RainbowHouse Brussels to explore Julien Marsay’s book, Queer – Riposter à l’injure.
A teacher and researcher with a passion for questions of transmission, Julien Marsay examines how insults have historically been shaped as tools of marginalisation, while highlighting the ingenuity of LGBTQIA+ communities that have reclaimed these stigmas and turned them into symbols of resistance and solidarity.
This session will take the form of an ‘arpentage’, a popular education method originating in workers’ movements that enables a group to explore a book together in a participatory, critical, and alternative way.
It is not necessary to have read the book beforehand to fully take part in this experience.
We will provide all the necessary materials, as well as drinks, to ensure the event is as enjoyable as it is inspiring.
Doors open at 5:30 pm for a drink and an opportunity to get to know one another, before the arpentage begins at 6:00 pm sharp.
To help us prepare the workshop and refreshments as effectively as possible, registration is required.
PAC, Tels Quels, Julien Marsay
RainbowHouse - Salle Marsha P. Johnson
Brussels
Courses and workshops
Apéro Arpentage - "Queers - Riposter à l'injure"
Pride Opening Party
On May 13th, 2026, VIAGE, the Brussels Pride, the Rainbow House & Visit Brussels kick off the Brussels Pride with a night bursting with colour: the Pride Opening Party. From 10 PM to 2 AM, step into a festive, inclusive, and fabulously flamboyant world to celebrate diversity in style. Free entry.
Get ready for an explosive drag line-up featuring unforgettable local talents from Cabaret Mademoiselle. CHERI·E CHAPSTICK, ERNESTO COYOTE, GINASIULA, DRAG COUENNE, KIMI AMEN, ROSE GIGOT and SUSAN FROM GRINDR will light up the stage with bold and unique performances blending glamour, humour, and attitude. And to turn up the energy even more, ALFI & ADRIEN will set the dancefloor on fire with spectacular dance performances.
Expect fiery DJ sets by BO MENG & LOLA ONDIKWA surprises throughout the night, and an atmosphere where everyone is free to be exactly who they are.
Whether you’re here to celebrate, dance, or simply enjoy an unforgettable night out, this Pride Opening Party promises to be one of the must-attend highlights kicking off the festivities.
Let’s start Pride the right way.
VIAGE - Grand Casino Brussels
Brussels
Show
Pride Opening Party
LGBTQIA+ participatory floor mural
Join in with the collaborative painting of the LGBTQIA+ flag on Place van Meenen in Saint-Gilles
The Equal Opportunities, Gender and Disability Department of the Municipality of Saint-Gilles invites you to take part in the collaborative mural on Place van Meenen. Come and lend a hand to colour in the Pride flag alongside our enthusiastic organisers, and take the time to chat and learn more about LGBTQIA+ issues.
In the event of rain, the event will be postponed.
Place Van Meenen
Saint-Gilles
Various
LGBTQIA+ participatory floor mural
Place aux Filles*
Let’s take to the field! Introductory sports sessions for girls, clubs, activities and discussion forums focusing on inclusivity and gender equality
Come along, everyone, and take to the field! On Wednesday 13 May, at Place Morichar, several local Saint-Gilloise associations and organisations are hosting the fifth edition of the Place aux Filles* event. Why not try something different for a day?
Sports taster sessions for girls who want to give them a go: football, roller derby, climbing, boxing, fencing, ultimate frisbee, CrossFit. Associations, activities and discussion spaces for everyone, focusing on inclusivity and solidarity between genders.
Through Place aux Filles*, we aim to put an end to the avoidance behaviour that girls have developed in public spaces and on sports fields.
Childcare for children aged 2 to 8.
Open to everyone: girls*, boys*, parents, organisations, professionals
* FINTA – Women, Intersex, Non-binary, Trans and Agender
Place Morichar
Saint-Gilles
Sport
Place aux Filles*
Maisons de repos queer-friendly : de la nécessité à la pratique. Comment le rendre concret ?
Résidence Vulpia Clos Bizet
Anderlecht
Conferences and conventions
Maisons de repos queer-friendly : de la nécessité à la pratique. Comment le rendre concret ?
Panorama: Cinéma Ibérique - Regards irisés / Iridescent Gazes
Panorama: Cinéma Ibérique returns for its second edition, celebrating film production from Portugal and Spain around a shared theme, offering multiple artistic perspectives on common realities: putting the spotlight on queer cinema in the two countries, we aim to create a space for LGBTQIA+ stories, identities, and experiences that have historically been excluded or rendered invisible.
Panorama: Cinéma Ibérique returns for its second edition, celebrating film production from Portugal and Spain around a shared theme, offering multiple artistic perspectives on common realities.
If the first edition was dedicated to commemorating the rediscovered democracy in both Iberian countries and the struggles that made it possible, Regards irisés / Iridescent Gazes celebrates its most significant consequence: the guarantee of equality before the law, human dignity, and individual freedoms. By putting the spotlight on queer cinema in the two neighboring countries, we aim to create a space for LGBTQIA+ stories, identities, and experiences that have historically been excluded or rendered invisible. Through a programme comprising 6 feature films and 8 short films presented over four days, a visual arts exhibition, and public encounters with artists, researchers, and activists, Regards irisés / Iridescent Gazes is a showcase of narrative diversity and aesthetic forms that represent queer people with complexity and dignity. This year, we are also proud to count on the collaboration of various organizations such as Festival Queer Lisboa, Rainbow Ambassadors, and the Embassy of Colombia, whose support enriches the reach and plurality of this edition.
To celebrate queer cinema is also to defend democracy, diversity, and human rights.
Cinema Galeries
Brussels
Cinema
Panorama: Cinéma Ibérique - Regards irisés / Iridescent Gazes
Queer Echoes
To mark Belgian Pride, Queer Echoes is a show that brings to life the whispers, legends and stories of Brussels City Hall. Blending heritage with contemporary creativity, the artists of Cabaret Mademoiselle reveal, with poetry and boldness, the queer echoes that dwell within its walls.
Brussels City Hall: much more than just a building, it is a true symbol of the city and its history. Both a showcase for heritage and a seat of power, its walls harbour whispered legends and slumbering treasures, which the Cabaret Mademoiselle aims to adorn with glitter and poetry. As part of Belgian Pride, the artists blend the past and the present to pay tribute to our roots, but also to sow the seeds of the future – a future in which we will be ever prouder to stand tall, free and queer!
La Veuve (drag master of ceremonies)
Angèle Virago (pole dancer)
Krasna (drag artist)
Jordan (dancer)
Eve is sick of Adam (creature artist)
Hôtel de Ville de Bruxelles, Salle Gothique
Brussels
Show
Queer Echoes
Pink Screens - Macho Dancer
Cinéma Aventure
Brussels
Cinema
Pink Screens - Macho Dancer
Mini Pride - 30 years Brussels Pride
Let’s celebrate 30 years of Brussels Pride together.
On 14 May at 5:30 PM, we welcome you at the Brussels City Hall (Grand-Place).
With the giant rainbow flag, we will bring colour to the streets as we walk towards the Manneken Pis, filled with energy, music and pride.
Join us, feel the atmosphere and let Brussels shine.
City of Brussels Town Hall
Brussels
Animations
Mini Pride - 30 years Brussels Pride
Exhibition "Garçons sauvages"
FRED WOO (born 1986) is a Belgian illustrator living in Marseille, where he explores representations of masculinity. Self-taught, he celebrates the diversity of bodies with eroticism and sensuality. His hairy and cheeky men express a certain tenderness and vulnerability as an integral part of their identity. Influenced in particular by Mediterranean cultures, his handmade illustrations address themes as desire, gender and sexuality.
Fred Woo
Rainbowhouse
Brussels
Exhibitions
Exhibition "Garçons sauvages"
Firaa: DJ Set
As a DJ and producer, I deliver a high‑energy blend of modern tech house, new‑wave techno and fresh house vibes. With original tracks, unreleased material and modern reworks of dance classics, I create a powerful, contemporary journey on the dancefloor.
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Clubbing
Firaa: DJ Set
Le Gay Bruxelles
In front of the Royal Palace at the entrance of the Royal park between the figures of the Spring and Summer
Brussels
Guided tours
Le Gay Bruxelles
My P*ssy Is Coming For You
zinnema
Anderlecht
Show
My P*ssy Is Coming For You
Pop-up choir with Sing Out Brussels!
Discover the magic of group singing in a safer space
Registration: https://forms.gle/sunzhY1a3zZb5cde6
Join Sing Out Brussels! - The Fabulous Queer Choir and our conductor Emily Allison for a fun evening of singing in an inclusive LGBTQI+ safer space. No experience required – the workshop is open to karaoke divas and shower soloists as well as those who have sung in a choir before. Is your voice changing as you transition? No problem! Expect creative games and exercises helping you to explore singing and feel the magic as your voice intertwines with others in harmony.
Registration: https://forms.gle/sunzhY1a3zZb5cde6
Sing Out Brussels!
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Animations
Pop-up choir with Sing Out Brussels!
Podcast Lesbian Voices
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Animations
Podcast Lesbian Voices
Open To All Workshop - WAACKING - Pride Week Bruxelles
As part of Brussels Pride Week, come discover Waacking through a 1-hour introductory workshop led by Fabijoow, followed by a Disco, Funk, and House DJ set by Caoson167 and Bogotabeats, coming all the way from Rennes, France to keep you dancing non-stop.
Enroll:
https://www.helloasso.com/associations/collectif-tumulus/evenements/waacking-grand-carmes-pride-week
Waacking (or Whacking) originated in Black and Latino gay clubs in 1970s Los Angeles.
Inspired by film actresses such as Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, and Marilyn Monroe, it is a dance rooted in glamour, extravagance, and provocation.
During this unique and unforgettable night, you’ll dive into a 70s Disco–Funk atmosphere filled with glitter, sequins, vibrant colors, and groove. Come dressed in your finest outfits and set the dancefloor on fire!
Collective Tumulus
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Courses and workshops
Open To All Workshop - WAACKING - Pride Week Bruxelles
Pride in XL
This year, for the first time, the commune of Ixelles, in collaboration with RainbowHouse Brussels and Brussels Pride, will welcome a number of leading DJs from Brussels’ queer scene to kick off Brussels Pride weekend. VTT, Rokia Bamba, Legolane and Azo will take turns behind the decks from 17:00 to 23:00 and will have place du Luxembourg jumping. Several organisations (Amnesty International, Le Refuge LGBTQIA+, BGS, Rainbow Ambassadors) will take the floor to discuss the struggles and key challenges the community faces.
A brand new, socially conscious and unmissable festive event!
Host: Susan From Grindr
17:00 – 18:30 VTT (Gay Haze)
18:30 – 20:00 Rokia Bamba (BRUZZ)
20:00 – 21:30 Legolane
21:30 – 23:00 AZO (Queer Future Club)
Place du Luxembourg
Ixelles
Festival
Pride in XL
Meet a Stranger at Bozar
Meet a Stranger – Pride Edition brings together people who do not yet know each other in an exhibition at Bozar. After completing a short quiz, you will — if selected — be matched with an art companion. Together, you experience the artworks and engage in conversations about beauty, identity and perspective.
Participation is only possible after completing the quiz and selection by Bozar.
Fill in a quiz and you might meet someone new at Bozar
Meet a Stranger is a unique concept that brings together people who do not yet know each other, right in the heart of an exhibition or concert. You complete a short quiz in advance, and our team carefully matches the ideal duos from a diverse group of participants.
The result? An encounter with a new art companion — a potential friend, or perhaps even more — as you experience art together in our beautiful Palace.
On 16 May, Meet a Stranger is entirely dedicated to Brussels Pride.
We challenge your ideas of beauty. Expect no traditional guided tour, but a shared experience filled with fresh perspectives and unexpected conversations, in a relaxed atmosphere.
Each edition is deliberately selective: only 20 to 30 participants are invited. This makes Meet a Stranger intimate, personal and truly special.
Centre for Fine Arts - Bozar
Brussels
Various
Meet a Stranger at Bozar
For All Queens: Afro Pride Ball
GC De Markten
Brussels
Show
For All Queens: Afro Pride Ball
Brussels Pride 2026
The Brussels Pride 2026 is a major event celebrating diversity, inclusion and LGBTQIA+ rights, bringing together hundreds of thousands of participants each year in the heart of Brussels.
The Brussels Pride 2026 is one of the largest engaged events in Belgium, celebrating diversity, inclusion and the defence of LGBTQIA+ rights.
Organised by Visit.Brussels and RainbowHouse Brussels, it gathers more than 200,000 participants every year in the streets of Brussels. The event features several highlights, including the Pride March, the Pride Village – an associative space showcasing over 120 organisations – as well as artistic and cultural stages across the city.
Beyond its festive dimension, Brussels Pride carries a strong message of awareness and mobilisation around rights, equality and visibility for LGBTQIA+ communities. It is a key moment of gathering, advocacy and celebration for both local and international audiences.
Visit.Brussels, RainbowHouse Brussels, LGBTQIA+ associations and partner organisations, artists and engaged speakers.
Various locations in the Brussels Capital Region
Brussels
Festival
Brussels Pride 2026
Fuse presents: Brussels Pride w/ LSDXOXO & Nene H
↘︎ Tickets via fuse.be/may-16
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www.fuse.be
↘︎ No camera flash - respect the vibe.
↘︎ We prohibit all forms of violence, racism, or sexism. If you feel or observe any such situation, please address it directly to our staff or security member.
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LSDXOXO
Nene H
Vera Moro b2b Ricky Corazón
su:zy
Fuse
Brussels
Clubbing
Fuse presents: Brussels Pride w/ LSDXOXO & Nene H
C12 x Gay Haze – Pride
A gift of the gods has come to C12 – iconic PRIDE night together with Gay Haze this May 16. Holding each other, dancing through it all, we unite in both rooms for the world to remember why we are here for 9 hours!
Blasha & Allatt
Clarisa Kimskii
Sonhan
131 BPM
Fais Le Beau
Karla Böhm
SPRKLBB
C12
Brussels
Clubbing
C12 x Gay Haze – Pride
Ecumenical service
Eglise Protestante de Bruxelles Musée - Chapelle royale
Brussels
Various
Ecumenical service
7 Walks with Mark Brown - Pierre Creton & Vincent Barré
Accompanied by a small crew, Pierre Creton and Vincent Barré journey through seven sites in Normandy alongside paleobotanist Mark Brown, whose quest is to rediscover native plants capable of reviving an ancient garden. Structured in two parts and unfolding across seven chapters, the film follows Brown as he leads the team on excursions connected to his broader research project, The Dawn of Flowers. The second part is the 16mm footage shot by Sophie Roger and Antoine Pirotte and can be viewed as a cinematic 'Herbarium'. In the process the film becomes a collective exploration of landscape and knowledge — an invitation to rediscover the quiet splendour of the natural world.
Born in 1966 in Seine-Maritime, Pierre Creton is an artist and filmmaker. He was a student at the École des Beaux-Arts in Le Havre. In 1991, after graduating, he became a farm worker which had a great impact on his filmmaking. He lives and works in the Pays de Caux region which he never tires of capturing and filming.
Sculptor and director Vincent Barré was born in Vierzon in 1948. He lives and works in Paris, Normandy and the Loiret region. He was workshop manager at the Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1995 to 2011. His meeting with visual artist and film director Pierre Creton and the establishment of a studio in the Pays de Caux led him to regularly co-direct short films with him. These films have been shown at the FID in Marseille and at various festivals in Europe.
Centre for Fine Arts - Bozar
Brussels
Cinema
7 Walks with Mark Brown - Pierre Creton & Vincent Barré
CAVE - UNDER THE RAINBOW (Brussels Pride 2026 XXL Edition)
Let’s come together to celebrate 30 years of Brussels Pride, a powerful moment of unity, diversity, and freedom. This year’s theme, “When Times Get Darker, We Shine Brighter,” reminds us of our strength and resilience. Under the same rainbow, we connect and celebrate who we are: prouder and brighter than ever.
On Saturday, 16th May, we come together to celebrate 30 years of Brussels Pride, a powerful milestone of unity, diversity, and freedom of expression.
This year’s theme, “When Times Get Darker, We Shine Brighter”, reminds us of our strength, resilience, and the light we create together. Under the same rainbow, we rise, we connect, and we celebrate who we are. We are louder, prouder, and brighter than ever.
At CAVE, everyone is welcome. We honour individuality and stand for mutual respect, openness, and positivity. This is your space to be unapologetically yourself, to feel safe, seen, and alive. Colourful, proud, and free.
Cave Brussels
Brussels
Clubbing
CAVE - UNDER THE RAINBOW (Brussels Pride 2026 XXL Edition)
The Devil made me do it
Pablo Bravo
Erik Raciks
The Confessions
Brussels
Clubbing
The Devil made me do it
Queer Future Club presents Served Hot
Queer Future Club presents Served Hot RELEASE PARTY
On May 16 at ILLegaaL Brussels, we celebrate the launch of our first label release with all the artists of the compilation and a special set design. Latin and tropical influences meet hypnotic electronic rhythms for a warm, sensual and solar night.
Queer Future Club presents Served Hot
Pride and Release party
We couldn’t be happier to celebrate the launch of our own label on Pride day at this special venue for us, ILLegaaL , in Brussels, on May 16, bringing together all the artists of the release for a special gathering with a unique set design.
A summer you never want to end, a moment you wish could last forever.
Latin and tropical influences meet hypnotic electronic rhythms, a tribute to the sun and the feeling of being free, warm and alive.
We are looking forward to having you with us
LINE UP (A Z)
aza
Azo
Julie Desire
Stanislawa
Tickets selling fast
Early birds - Sold out
Community ticket €10
1st wave €12
2nd wave €13
At the door €15
PRACTICAL INFOS
May 16
Illegaal
20h – 5h
Indoor - Outdoor
Food
SAFER SPACE
Queer Future Club is dedicated to creating a safer, inclusive space where everyone, especially queer folks, can feel at ease and be themselves. We ask all partygoers to respect and care for each other
Artwork by Yanis Berrewaerts
Set design by Keither Studio
aza
Azo
Julie Desire
Stanislawa
Queer Future Club
Brussels
Clubbing
Queer Future Club presents Served Hot
PRIDE Official After Party
In an LGBTQIA+-friendly atmosphere, come and hang out all night in one of the most legendary clubs in Brussels.
The perfect place to meet after Pride, one of the most memorable events of the year.
The FLA⚡️H will have the immense pleasure of welcoming you from 10 p.m., to celebrate diversity all together, throughout the night and will partner this year with the drag collective "PRISMA"
DRAG
- Alex PARADOXE
- Eris FROM HELL
- Just CHARLIE
Line -up DJ :
- KIME
- Alex CHESKO
FLASH CLUB
Brussels
Clubbing
PRIDE Official After Party
Pillion
Colin, an introverted young man, meets Ray, the attractive and charismatic leader of a motorcycle gang. Ray welcomes him into his community and makes him his subordinate.
Colin, a shy man, leads a dull life as a traffic warden. He longs to find his soulmate, and then he meets Ray: his complete opposite and the man of his dreams. Ray is clad in leather from head to toe, irresistibly handsome and charismatic. As Colin surrenders himself completely to the macho biker and enters an exciting new world of sadomasochistic desire, he will have to determine the limits of his commitment.
By Harry Lighton
Starring Harry Melling, Alexander Skarsgård, Douglas Hodge, Lesley Sharp
United Kingdom, Ireland | 2026 | 1h 47m | Original version with French subtitles
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
Pillion
Pillion
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
Pillion
Stagiaire colère - Ayden Delieux
This autobiographical show blends a gestural monologue with poetry. It takes the audience on a profound, powerful and intimate journey. It is both soothing and unsettling, reawakening neurons that have been dulled by social conditionering.
This autobiographical performance blends a gestural monologue with poetry. It takes the audience on a profound, powerful and intimate journey. It caresses as much as it unsettles, reawakening neurons damaged by social conditioning.
Between dialogues with the intern Colère – an inner double who embodies an ‘I’ buried beneath the meanderings of social imperatives – and frank appeals to the audience, whether they are a man, white, cisgender, able-bodied, or a deconstructed feminist (never enough), we navigate between introspection, confrontation and complicity.
It also presents scenes from everyday life that are dreamlike, almost absurd, revealing by contrast a normality that is violently uninhibited. This interweaving of parallel realities produces an explosive cocktail, hurled against the fragile foundations of complacent political correctness.
Maison Poème
Saint-Gilles
Show
Stagiaire colère - Ayden Delieux
Scène ouverte et jam FLINTA
La Tricoterie is an event exclusively for FLINTA* people (*women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people). From 8pm to 10.30pm: open mic! From 10.30pm, the jam session begins!
La Tricoterie opens its stage exclusively to FLINTA* people. From 8pm to 10.30pm, the open mic night is in full swing: music, dance, drag, poetry, magic, lip-syncing… all forms of performing arts are welcome, supported by a warm and curious audience. The performances are short and fluid, and the music is played live. From 10.30 pm, it’s time for the jam: sharing, improvisation and collective listening bring the stage to life!
*Female, Intersex, Non-binary, Trans, and Agender people
La Tricoterie
Saint-Gilles
Show
Scène ouverte et jam FLINTA
Des preuves d'amour
La Vénerie, Espace Delvaux – Centre Culturel de Watermael-Boitsfort
Watermael-Boitsfort
Cinema
Des preuves d'amour
Le ciné club des Sous-Entendu·e·s: The Watermelon Woman
"Cheryl Dunye not only wrote, directed, and edited her groundbreaking film THE WATERMELON WOMAN but also played the lead role.
"Cheryl Dunye not only wrote, directed, and edited her groundbreaking film THE WATERMELON WOMAN but also played the lead role. In this first-ever feature film directed by a Black lesbian, she plays a 25-year-old African-American woman who works with her girlfriend Tamara in a video store in Philadelphia.
After discovering Fae Richards, a Black actress then known for playing stereotypical “mammy” roles, Dunye’s character decides to make a documentary in which she tries to discover this woman’s identity and her own.
THE WATERMELON WOMAN is considered a landmark within the New Queer Cinema movement and won a @teddyaward after its premiere in Berlin." De Cinema, Antwerp
Cineflagey by Cinematek & Kinograph
The Sous-Entendu-e-s film club
In collaboration with Kinograph, the feminist collective Les Sous-Entendu.e.s will be screening documentaries and films, followed by a debate with guest speakers on themes relating to sexist and sexual violence and the representation of FINTA people (women, intersex people, non-binary people, trans people and agender people) on the big and small screens.
From blockbuster films to documentaries, we'll be looking at them from a feminist and intersectional angle.
€ 10,5 > € 7
Flagey
Ixelles
Cinema
Le ciné club des Sous-Entendu·e·s: The Watermelon Woman
Janaina Leite - História do Olho
Leite explores the relationship between theatre and pornography in a reflection on intimacy – with live music, theatrical storytelling, and provocative scenes.
Inspired by Georges Bataille's scandalous novella of the same name, theatre maker Janaina Leite explores the relationship between theatre and pornography. The play follows the structure of the book to tell the story of three teenagers and their sexual escapades. Working with the Núcleo do Olho, Leite—one of the most intriguing artists in Brazilian theatre—recreates this dark fable as a magical, at times festive, experience.
In a fairy-tale setting, it shifts between the vulgar and the sublime, the mundane and the cosmic, the ordinary and the abysmal. Twelve performers—professional and amateur, some of them sex workers—take the audience on an intense, three-hour experience, with live music, theatrical storytelling, and live pornographic scenes. Leite and her cast enter into an intimate relationship with Bataille's work, inviting the audience to do the same.
Pornography becomes a theatrical form through which vital and destructive impulses are examined. História do Olho (“Story of the Eye”) explores taboos and questions our relationship with shame and lust, seeking collective insight and consent through performative transgression. Part subversive pornographic fairy tale, part radical adventure, it is a fundamentally tender and connecting piece of theatre that re-educates the gaze.
Les Halles de Schaerbeek
Schaerbeek
Festival
Janaina Leite - História do Olho
Stand-up Les Sous-Entendu·e·s x Festival Familles Arc-en-ciel
La Maison du Peuple de Saint-Gilles
Saint-Gilles
Show
Stand-up Les Sous-Entendu·e·s x Festival Familles Arc-en-ciel
Festival Familles arc-en-ciel 2
There’s no single way to experience family life. It reinvents itself, changes, grows… and that’s what we want to celebrate together.
Three days to meet, ask questions, laugh, reflect and discover the diversity of today’s family models. Because behind every family there are stories, journeys and realities that are still too often overlooked.
22 May: 8pm: Opening stand-up show.
23 May: 10am–1pm: ‘Faire Famille Autrement’ fiction workshop by QueerXNature / 3pm–6.30pm: Exploring queer parenthood / 8pm–9.45pm: Improv show ‘Nous arpentons’ by the Miroir-Miroir theatre company.
24 May: 11.00–12.30: Animated film Hola Frida & Documentary Bienvenue dans le monde des femmes
/ 14.00–17.00: Super BOUM for families, by Delphine von Kaatz and the Crazy Circle.
La Maison du Peuple de Saint-Gilles
Saint-Gilles
Festival
Festival Familles arc-en-ciel 2
My child (Benim Çocuğum)
A moving documentary about the families of LGBTI+ children in Turkey and the importance of family support.
On 23 May, we will be watching *Benim Çocuğum* together, a moving documentary about
families of LGBTI+ children in Turkey and the importance of family support. After the film, there will be a discussion with people who have lived through these experiences. This screening focuses on LGBTI+ people from migrant backgrounds. Friends and allies (people who support the LGBTQI+ community) are also welcome in a safe and inclusive environment
GC Pianofabriek
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
My child (Benim Çocuğum)
Créatures
La Vénerie / Ecuries
Watermael-Boitsfort
Concert
Créatures
Drag Brunch
With the return of fine weather, the Jardin Hospice invites you to discover its brunches in the heart of its hidden gardens, right in the centre of Brussels. With large tables, a relaxed atmosphere and lush surroundings, every weekend the venue becomes a vibrant hub for socialising and enjoyment. On May 24, Bikini The Third is taking over the Jardin with her Drag Brunch!
On 24 May, make way for a special edition. Bikini The Third, aka ‘Queen of Good Vibes’, takes the reins at the Jardin Hospice just one week after Brussels Pride. Get ready for the true Bikini’s Experience: a glamorous world of sequins, feathers and sky-high heels. A brunch that breaks the mould and becomes a living stage where anything can happen.
Brunch
Served as a buffet, brunch can be enjoyed at your own pace between 10am and 1.30pm. On the menu: a generous selection of savoury and sweet dishes – scrambled eggs, bacon, salmon, vegetarian options and treats to enjoy on the terrace or indoors, depending on the weather.
A convivial occasion, ideal for getting together with friends or family in a summery atmosphere.
Drag Brunch — Special Bikini Edition (24 May)
On the programme: spectacular drag performances, iconic lip-syncs to cult songs, fiery choreography, humour, audience interaction and boundless energy from start to finish. A lively, colourful, over-the-top and unapologetic show, where every moment is designed to give you an unforgettable brunch!
Designed to be accessible to everyone, the event will also feature a face painter for children to make it an even more fun and family-friendly experience.
Prices:
Drag Brunch: €40
(drinks not included, payment on site)
Reservations required via PassPass
Limited seating
In case of rain, the event will be held indoors
Grand Hospice
Brussels
Show
Drag Brunch
Carolina Bianchi - The Heart of Darkness
Bianchi presents three late-night talks – with Romeo Castellucci, Alice Diop and Edouard Louis – where conversations can unfold in the softness of a shared moment at night.
Literature and poetry are central fields of research in Carolina Bianchi’s work. In her previous play, The Brotherhood (Kunstenfestivaldesarts 2025), she first introduces herself as an author, then as a director, and occasionally as a performer. Across her creations—marked by a thorough exploration of theatrical form—she remains in constant dialogue with writers: Dante’s journey from Inferno to Paradiso, Sarah Kane, Emily Dickinson, and T.S. Eliot, who viewed theatre as “the ideal medium for poetry”. Conversation with other artists has become a core element of her practice, a way to reveal the ongoing processes of contamination that shape each voice. For this edition, Bianchi presents a series of three nocturnal conversations: Romeo Castellucci on Dante, Alice Diop and Édouard Louis on writing. In a late-night talk format, she opens a malleable, intimate space to drift through conversation with each guest. Apart from the interview as a performative and solid form of self-presentation, Bianchi enters a more vulnerable register and the softness of a shared moment at night. Host and guest in armchairs with an audience gathered around, for a series of talks that lasts only one season and three episodes.
Théâtre Les Tanneurs
Brussels
Show
Carolina Bianchi - The Heart of Darkness
"Bienvenue dans le monde des femmes"
La Maison du Peuple de Saint-Gilles
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
"Bienvenue dans le monde des femmes"
L-Tour Saint-Gilles
For more than 10 years now, feminist and lesbian activist Marian Lens has been revealing the secrets hidden
behind Brussels’ façades during her L-tours. For the first time, she will be organising her walking tours in Saint-Gilles.
The event starts and ends at the Dutch-language library, where you can enjoy a coffee and the books selected by Marian !
23 May: Dutch
6 June: French
20 June: English
Bibliotheek Sint-Gillis
Saint-Gilles
Guided tours
L-Tour Saint-Gilles
Cinéclub Goujonissimo : Pride !
Goujonissimo
Anderlecht
Cinema
Cinéclub Goujonissimo : Pride !
Unique en son genre
La Vénerie, Espace Delvaux – Centre Culturel de Watermael-Boitsfort
Watermael-Boitsfort
Animations
Unique en son genre
Bienvenue dans le monde des femmes
La Vénerie, Espace Delvaux – Centre Culturel de Watermael-Boitsfort
Watermael-Boitsfort
Cinema
Bienvenue dans le monde des femmes
Lets dance bitchiz
Let’s Dance Bitchiz is your safe space on the dance floor to let go, unwind and have fun, with love and joy for yourself and others
Let’s Dance Bitchiz is your safe space on the dance floor to let go, unwind and have fun, with love and joy for yourself and others
Booking required : https://www.letsdancebitchiz.com/
La Tricoterie
Saint-Gilles
Courses and workshops
Lets dance bitchiz
Battle all about love
The All About Love Battle is an all-style dance battle created to raise the profile of queer dancers.
The Jacques Franck is delighted to welcome the 7th edition of the Battle all about love! For Justine Theizen, this marks a return to her roots, as it was in Jacques Franck, in February 2023, that the choreographer launched the first edition of these battles, which have since become an integral part of the scene! For this event, which is at once militant, cheerful and an absolute feel-good experience, the stage of the Jacques Franck becomes a welcoming and safe space, where queer dancers are put in the spotlight in this unique format
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Saint-Gilles
Show
Battle all about love
Fééniks - cocon d'éther
Flam, an alien cat-unicorn, lands on Earth on a mission to save her planet.
Using colour and music, she sketches the outline of a cocoon where fun, play and encounters
take centre stage! A lovely moment for everyone.
Parvis de Saint-Gilles market
Saint-Gilles
Animations
Fééniks - cocon d'éther
Drag Brunch with Bikini
What could be better than brunch?
A drag brunch.
And what could be even better than a drag brunch?
A drag brunch with mimosas!
La Tricoterie invites you to enjoy a Sunday bursting with colour, humour and glamour. Forget your hangovers or the Sunday blues: Bikini The Third is waiting for you at a legendary drag brunch!
ON THE PROGRAMME:
An all-you-can-eat brunch (savoury, sweet, homemade, local & delicious)
Mimosas and ethical drinks to quench your thirst
Drag performances, full of glamour, madness and energy
Incredible challenges to bring out the star in you
A festive, inclusive and 100% feel-good atmosphere
Date: 31/05/2026
Time: 11am to 2pm (show starts at 12pm)
Venue: Le Salon de la Tricoterie
Prices:
- The Classic: €40 (brunch + show)
- The Bikini’s Experience: €55 (brunch + show + 3 mimosas)
Are you celebrating a special occasion (birthday, hen party, etc.)? Let us know (by email: reservations@tricoterie.be) and we’ll make sure to celebrate it with you! Book your tickets now – Bikini is waiting for you!
La Tricoterie
Saint-Gilles
Show
Drag Brunch with Bikini
We Who Speak (feminist discussion group)
Wij die spreken is een feministische praatgroep, een veilige ruimte om te luisteren en te delen voor iedereen die zich identificeert als vrouw.
‘Nous qui parlons’ is a feminist discussion group, a safe space for listening and sharing for anyone who identifies as a woman.
Each month, we discuss topics such as mental load, the body, work and sisterhood. The meetings, which are recorded with consent, form the basis of an audio documentary. A political space to make our voices heard.
Book via lavissefanny@gmail.com
Participation is free and voluntary.
La Tricoterie
Saint-Gilles
Courses and workshops
We Who Speak (feminist discussion group)
Karaoké on the dancefloor - avec Clara et Leto
In collaboration with Tels Quels, Le Jacques Franck presents a special Pride Karaoke on
the dance floor, so you can shake your booty under the disco ball!
The challenging task of getting you all dancing and singing will be entrusted to Clara & Leto, and it’s going to be a blast – clapping, cheering, and certainly not a flop!
We look forward to seeing lots of you there!
Come as you are: this afternoon is open to everyone; please respect everyone, the venue, and the running of the event.
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Saint-Gilles
Various
Karaoké on the dancefloor - avec Clara et Leto
Nelly & Nadine - Magnus Gertten
Throughout the documentary, we discover the unlikely love story between two survivors of the Ravensbrück concentration camp.
Recommended by feminist and lesbian icon Marian Lens, the Dutch-language library of
Saint-Gilles invites you to the Pianofabriek for the documentary “Nelly & Nadine”, 2022 (running time: 1 hour 32 minutes).
Two women meet in the Ravensbrück concentration camp, where an unlikely story of love and survival begins.
Dialogues: English, French, Spanish, Swedish.
Subtitles: French, Dutch.
GC Pianofabriek
Saint-Gilles
Cinema
Nelly & Nadine - Magnus Gertten
La Belle Époque était-elle si belle?
Immerse yourself in a storytelling tour like no other, where you’ll step into the shoes of the forgotten heroes and heroines of the Belle Époque
A working-class woman who dreams of freedom? A gay man who has to hide his identity? A female architect (like Victor Horta, but in a skirt)? A foreigner seeking recognition? A guided tour of the museum with stories, followed by a colourful closing parade: we raid the wardrobes of Victor Horta and his wife Julia Carlsson, mixing styles and genres to the sounds of music from that era.
Musée Horta
Saint-Gilles
Guided tours
La Belle Époque était-elle si belle?
Ciné-club : Queer
Bibliothèque Jacqueline Harpman
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Cinema
Ciné-club : Queer
Politiser le sensible
A series of three workshops with the artist Mhø, designed for a diverse group* of people of all genders
From writing to stage performance and dance, the group will be introduced to tools for creative and artistic expression centred on the themes that form the core of this project: discussing social engagement and personal issues, with the aim of liberating speech and the body in the face of various forms of oppression. Attendance is required for all activities: workshops + filming day and
ideally on 27 November for the release party.
Info: astresauvage@gmail.com (FR/NL/EN)
La Maison du Peuple de Saint-Gilles
Saint-Gilles
Courses and workshops
Politiser le sensible
LP - All Is Not Lost Tour
The song that defined the soundtrack of 2016? “Lost On You” by LP! This year marks exactly ten years since this global hit topped the charts, and we’re celebrating with a concert you won’t want to miss. In addition to an intimate evening at the OLT Rivierenhof on June 30, the Italian-American artist will bring the “All Is Not Lost Tour” to La Madeleine in Brussels on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
The song that defined the soundtrack of 2016? “Lost On You” by LP! This year marks exactly ten years since this global hit topped the charts, and we’re celebrating with a concert you won’t want to miss. In addition to an intimate evening at the OLT Rivierenhof on June 30, the Italian-American artist will bring the “All Is Not Lost Tour” to La Madeleine in Brussels on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
LP
La Madeleine
Brussels
Concert
LP - All Is Not Lost Tour
